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Going the full pizza cutter on official English bid
I love English.
When moths collide
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‘Bring Back Fozzie’ campaign starts without me
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‘Bring Back Fozzie’ campaign starts without me
It has been spooky reading rumours of New Zealand Rugby approaching former All Blacks’ coaches Steve Hansen and Ian Foster to see if either might want their old job back.
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Woolly thinking on winning extends further afield
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Woolly thinking on winning extends further afield
The Donald might have learned something about winning if he had been lucky enough to have my pet lamb.
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Have a good laugh and make the silliness last
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Have a good laugh and make the silliness last
Embrace the silliness of the season.
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A Xmas confessional about suits and the living wage
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A Xmas confessional about suits and the living wage
When I told him I had a confession to make, he asked me how long it was since my last one.
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Making a cake with my own demonic egg beater
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Making a cake with my own demonic egg beater
The thought Shane Jones might have been lurking around my kitchen makes me shudder.
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Writing to my brave rather than wicked stepmother
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Writing to my brave rather than wicked stepmother
A year ago, when I told people about the death of my stepmother, their response was often odd.
Taking the comfy bra approach to climate change
Taking the comfy bra approach to climate change
The comfy bra approach (CBA) is not what the government should be using for its climate change policy.
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The bargaining needs less wind and more action
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The bargaining needs less wind and more action
Thursday's big wind highlighted my poor emergency preparedness.
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Learning the art of admitting defeat without emojis
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Learning the art of admitting defeat without emojis
When I conceded defeat, it was not gracious.
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A toddler-like tantrum should not be needed
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A toddler-like tantrum should not be needed
Petulance is not pretty. We might laugh out loud at a toddler.
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Showing immense respect and incoherent thinking
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Showing immense respect and incoherent thinking
Hooray for Stuart Nash.
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Saturday night at the movies, sharing ice cream
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Saturday night at the movies, sharing ice cream
If only I had thought of it last week.
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Why are some threatened by the use of te reo?
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Why are some threatened by the use of te reo?
I am 70. A Pākehā woman. I am not likely to become a fluent Māori speaker.
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Woolly thinking about tangled electoral reforms
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Woolly thinking about tangled electoral reforms
Nestled in the bottom of the box there was a cheery note.
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Accepting viruses and our baking shortcomings
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Accepting viruses and our baking shortcomings
Realising I am not genetically superior was a let-down.
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Trying to make official information request add up
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Trying to make official information request add up
It must have been the timing.
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A difficult balancing act for flamingos, ministers
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A difficult balancing act for flamingos, ministers
Balance is often on my mind now I am in my eighth decade.
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A glass half empty on Bill submission claims
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A glass half empty on Bill submission claims
It was the dizzy limit.
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Policy, not fashion, puts callousness on display
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Policy, not fashion, puts callousness on display
Finance Minister Nicola Willis was irked by the interest in her Budget day outfit.